*Assets dwindled to $1.45 bln from $5 bln two years ago. BOSTON, Dec 6- Hedge fund Diamondback Capital Management, one of a handful of firms embroiled in a government insider trading investigation, told investors it would close down after nervous clients demanded the return of more than a quarter of its assets.
BOSTON, Dec 6- Hedge fund Diamondback Capital Management, one of a handful of firms embroiled in the government's insider trading probe, told investors that it will close down after nervous clients pulled out more than half a billion dollars in assets.
BOSTON, Dec 6- Hedge fund Diamondback Capital, which became embroiled in the U.S. government's insider trading case, has told its clients that it plans to shut down after clients asked to pull out yet more money.
These include Winton Capital, one of the world's largest with $29 billion of assets, and Cantab Capital with $4.5 billion. Cambridge- based quantitative fund Cantab Capital said it spent in September more than $1 million on three seats at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the world's largest futures market, where it puts through at least half of its trades.
Dec 3- Hedge funds beat the broader stock market by a whisker in November, according to data published Monday. Hedge funds rose 0.13 percent for the month through November 28, according to data compiled by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
NEW YORK, Nov 30- Hedge fund Kleinheinz Capital Partners, which has roughly $2 billion in assets, told investors on Friday that it is shutting down. "After over 20 years of managing hedge fund partnerships and nearly 17 years since I started this firm, I have decided to return our investors' capital," John Kleinheinz said in a letter dated Nov. 30.
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